This is the best self help method out there. It will help any aspect of your life(Financial, Health, Relationship, and just general well being and feeling better than you could have ever imagined!) It's completely changed my life. Whether you have any experience with "Releasing" or not, this program is for you.

These Dvds guide the viewer to a thorough understanding of how to effectively engage and release myofasciae throughout the entire body. Use the Dvds to become a skilled and proficient practitioner with a better sense of depth, pace and intensity than the book alone can provide.

Doug Silton discusses different principles of leading, stretch, negative leading, rotational leading, triples vs. walks/swivels with stretch and release technique, and much, much more! The principles taught in this video apply to West Coast Swing and Lindy Hop. Doug is assisted by the stretchable and ir-resistable Amber Ripley.

Next Limit has unveiled RealFlow 10, the next major update to its fluid simulation software. The update adds a versatile new Dyverso multiphysics solver, improves performance of the existing Hybrido fluid solver, and adds a new Particle Skinner daemon, plus some neat workflow features.

Although Debbie Harry's popularity had decreased by the late '80s, 1989 wasn't a bad year for her at all. That year, Blondie's former lead vocalist successfully portrayed a struggling singer on the brilliant but underrated CBS crime drama Wiseguy, and demonstrated that she could still have considerable fun in the studio. Under the direction of hit producer Mike Chapman – who had worked with Blondie, as well as with everyone from Sweet to Scandal – Harry delivers an eclectic CD that isn't in a class with a Blondie treasure like Parallel Lines but nonetheless has a lot going for it. Much of this new wave-ish pop/rock and European-flavored dance music is heartfelt, clever, and quite memorable. Everything from the charming "Brite Side" (which she performed on Wiseguy) to the addictive "Bike Boy" to the haunting "He Is So" makes it clear that Harry, at 43, was far from a has-been.